This is the original I took of the tree sitter |
Here is the zoomed in before and after. One minute the object was on the tree branch, when I looked away to reset the camera it was gone |
I zoomed in further and enriched the color, brightness and contract to try to sharpen the image. You can just begin to make out some details on the face. Most notably, the forehead, eye and nose. |
Again I zoom in and use the sharpen filter and again some details are starting to be seen but still highly subjective. |
This was the final image and I cannot improve upon this with current software. We can see number details and dark to the readers left of the image, but again, very subjective, not very clear at all |
In June 2018 I downloaded this program and applied the Tree Sitter photo, not once but twice, below is the end result |
This is the final image...Impressive details are now clear. I focused purely on the
hairless feature of the face when I put it through 'After Focus' We can clearly see the face, forehead, brow ridge, large eye sockets, eye, nostrels, teeth, large eye teeth and beard
This is to demonstrate how we got to the final image
Did you photograph this Yowie...or did you notice it in the photo later ?
ReplyDeleteI knew there was something there that fitted the profile but I didnt know exactly what at the time. Not until I looked away to reset the camera and it had gone. Then I had a close look when I got home
DeleteFascinating image. Focusing on the nose, and comparing its appearance to the fossil record, it appears, in various respects, quite similar to the nose attributed to Homo Heidelbergensis (Smithsonian reconstruction: https://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/human-fossils/species/homo-heidelbergensis)
ReplyDeleteI have had a look at that to be frank it ticks a lot of boxes, I a considering doing an in-depth article on this blog about it, great observation and I really appreciate the feedback
DeleteGreat photo mate 👍🙈🙊🙉
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